The official S.E. (Susan Eloise) Hinton Web site. Includes a brief biography, answers frequently asked questions, and discusses the author's books and the four movies that have been made from her books, including The Outsiders , Rumble Fish , and Tex ...

American writers who have been highlighted on C-SPAN programs are gathered chronologically by era from 1600 to 1975. For each featured author, a brief biography, critical assessment of works, and chronological listing of titles published are followed ...

"Throughout 2007, the Indianapolis-Marion County Public Library and the Indianapolis Cultural Development Commission are collaborating with community partners on a citywide celebration to honor one of our city???s own, author Kurt Vonnegut [who ...

Website for this "transdisciplinary publication dedicated to engaging the thought and writing of Jean Baudrillard," who died in March 2007. Features articles about the writings of this philosopher and sociologist who is often associated wit ...

Introduction to members of the "eccentric, literary (some of them) English family, the Mitfords." Includes background about Nancy Mitford (author of the comic novels "Love in a Cold Climate" and "The Pursuit of Love"), L ...

Background about this Colombian author who won the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1982, and who is known for works such as "Love in the Time of Cholera" and "One Hundred Years of Solitude." Features a biography, bibliography, and te ...

Collection of material by and about novelist, poet, essayist, and critic John Updike, who died in January 2009, and who won Pulitzer Prizes for two works in his famous "Rabbit" series of fiction. Features a biography, interview with Updike, ...

This "portal for design lovers" and collectors provides images and information about 20th-21st century household objects and their designers and manufacturers. Searchable, or browsable by designer, producer, or by object period (back to 192 ...

A site designed to highlight Arthur Conan Doyle's works other than his Sherlock Holmes detective stories. Features illustrated essays on his "poetry, plays, historical fiction, commentary on social and legal reform, war and military chronicles, ...

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